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Bioism: The Deity of Life

Bioism: The Deity of Life

by Wilson, Gary
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What is the meaning of life? Why does life exist? What is its purpose? Our purpose? Is there a God? Who am I? Who are we? Humanism today stands undisputed and unassailable. It is the dominant religion to which all others have submitted. But it has no answers to the questions posed above, questions the likes of which must be answered by any religion for it to remain sustainable. BIOISM: The Deity of Life is a collection of essays introducing bioism, a new perspective on reality which incorporates all the strengths of humanism and overcomes all its deficiencies. Here are the answers that humanism is unable to give. Here is our new philosophy, our new religion.

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Pub dateSep 18, 2015
ISBN-100992062837
ISBN-139780992062835
LanguageEnglish
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